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the gas industry from across the globe.
The Norwegian Government has proposed to the Norwegian Parliament the launch of a carbon capture project at HeidelbergCement’s Norcem cement plant in Brevik, Norway.
Greater investment in technology that removes existing carbon dioxide from the air and oceans is critical to reducing global warming, says new research released during Climate Week NYC 2020.
ExxonMobil has extended its agreement with Global Thermostat to determine the feasibility and potential scalability of the company’s direct air capture (DAC) technology.
Effective 1st October (2020), or as contracts permits, Air Products will increase product pricing, monthly service charges, and surcharges for merchant customers in North America.
Evonik and Siemens Energy have today commissioned a pilot plant in Marl, Germany, which uses carbon dioxide and water to produce chemicals.
Last week the Australian Government announced a $50m investment in carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects to help dramatically cut the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) shortages are still being experienced in the US despite recent improvements in the production of ethanol.
Canadian cleantech company CarbonCure Technologies has announced an investment by leading technology and property developers, representing a commitment to tackling the carbon footprint of concrete.
International energy consultancy Xodus Group has delivered a review into tariffs for the Porthos carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) project, located in the Netherlands.
Through its Corporate Venture Capital Unit CEMEX Ventures, CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V., has signed an agreement with carbon capture and technology specialist Carbon Clean to develop a carbon capture solution for the cement industry.
